The midland journal., 1887-11-11
NEWS.
Friday, Oct. Ill, 1882
MINOR LOCALS


cancled $l40.
A new Free Methodist church
near New Leeds was dedicated last
Sunday.
Sixty one ducking licenses have
been taken out in this county this
season.
Don't forget those cove plant oys-
ters at Hambleton's.
VIM. Brown is storing ia car load of
New York apples next door which
have a tempting aroma.
Ladies coats, quilted satin lined,
and satin sleeve lining amopg the
bargains at E. R. Buffington's.
j. Nelson Black, Jr. has been ap,
pointed postmaster at Principle
Furnace; vice Michael Moore, re-
signed.
The Cecil Couaty Agricultural So
ciety are paying premiums to all to
whom they were awarded.
The Delaware College students
have been uniformed and formed into
q military company.
Sweeping reductions in satteen
finish prints, in order to reduce stock
will name prices when you call. E.
r. Burlington.
Mr.. Edwin H. Reynolds has leas
ed the David Philips mill on stone
run and will take possession on the
21st inst.
Mr.. J. s. Pogue our enterprising
carriage works man has an immense
lot of sleighs in every stage of prep
aration for the anticipated snow.
Apples by the barrel or bushel at
f. Il. Butfington's.
Thomas Kennard advertises store
goods at selling out prices and two
houses and shop at private sale.
Property is located at Vinegar Hill.
We have had glorious Indian sum.
mer weather for the last week. Soon
winter will close in upon us with
his rude blasts and driving sleet and
snow.
Hon. Theo. K. Stubbs, Of Oxford
Pa. will address the Gospel Temper
ance Meeting, at Mount Hope
Church, next Sunday afternoon, the
18th inst. at 8 O'clock.
1000 lbs. of fodder yarn Just re.
ceivsd at Haines & Kirk'so7-St
The subject of Mrs. Belva Lock.
wood has been changed from "Across
the Continent as first announced to
Social and Political Life in Wash
ington."
To-day the seven Chicago Anar-
chists swing. They are all foreign.
ers, speaking foreign tongue and
came oyer to America to organize a
reign of riot and murder like that of
the first French Revolution.
When you 60 to E. R. Bul1ington's
Ask to see them. Job in wool ker-
seys.
The parties who have been stealing
feed from A. j. Michener for numb
er of years are informed that there
is fresh supply on hand, and are
invited to call soon and cordial
reception will be rendered them.
The specimen of free hand draw
ing which was awarded the first pre-
MUM by the Cecil county Agricul
tural Society Fair of 1887, was drawn
by I. Newman Davis, of West Am
we'll public school-Harrie E> ans
teacher.
A grand musical and literary en-
tertainment will be held in Rock
Presbyterian Church at an early day
A temperance dialogue between
"Queen Temperance" and her retinue
and king Alcohol and his follow
ers will be among the attractions.
Mrs. Belva Lockwood made hel
first appearance before Rising Sur
audience on Monday last. She car
be seen in the drug store and othel
windows and will lecture in the Hal
on the evening of November 25th
She ran for President in 1854.
Oysters stewed in every style ant
best manner at KimbelPs.
Franklin Harris, near Principle
raised large crop of potatoes this
season and has beer shipping
them by the car load to Philadelphia
The prices received are 5Oand 60
cents bushel. On IL acres he raj
ed upwards of 1000 bushels of the
Peerless and Blue Victor varieties
'Eels are crowling up the Susque
hanna river, and great numbers O
them are being caught above Como
wingO. ."-Nea0s. Not exactly neigh
bOr. TheV are crOWdinU dorm tC